How Secure Is a Private Trust?

Thinking of creating a private trust?

It’s a pretty good idea considering that all it takes is one lawsuit to wipe out your assets.

What safeguards do you have in place to protect your assets when the need arises?

You may have taken steps to safeguard yourself by acquiring the right insurance and avoiding conflicts.

While these are valuable steps, the reality is that, even if you’re vigilant, there’s a fair chance that at some point, you’ll face a lien, divorce, bankruptcy, lawsuit, or loss through probate.

Life’s uncertainties are inevitable, and avoiding them won’t protect your assets. After all, failing to plan is planning to fail.

So what can you do to truly protect yourself?

Well, you can start by making your assets private.

But how do you do that? You can’t exactly hide your accounts and other valuables from litigious parties, can you?

Well, not exactly. Hiding assets you own during a lawsuit isn’t legal.

But what if you didn’t own those assets and they weren’t even tied to your name? — Yet still be able to use & maintain them how you wish?

If you’re serious about protecting yourself, you can use a clever tool that makes your assets private — and untouchable.

This is where a PRIVATE trust comes in…

Establishing a private trust will keep out prying eyes — and protect your wealth from lawsuit-happy parties, who want to get their hands on your money.

While privatizing and protecting your assets may seem complicated, it’s actually a lot easier than you may think.

A private trust like the Bulletproof Trust is all you need to get the job done.

If you’re on a mission to shield your assets from lawsuits, seizure, probate (and more), a private Express Bulletproof Trust is the best way to do that.

What makes a Bulletproof Trust private?

Contract law plays a large part in this equation because of the protections it provides to your trust — and your trust’s privacy.

Unlike other trust types that may be susceptible to external interference, the United States Supreme Court ruling for Eliot v. Freeman, 220 U.S. 178, established that this kind of private trust operates as a private contract and is NOT subject to legislative control. That’s POWERFUL!

How The Bulletproof Trust Limits Your Liability

With the help of the trustee(s), your Bulletproof Trust can still own property, engage in business transactions, and reduce liabilities.

And, with another party in control of the trust, your name stays out of the equation. That separates you from being associated with the property, or any legal ownership and control of the assets.

Without any ties to you, your assets are protected from being lost in lawsuits or other legal proceedings. This ensures that your wealth will always remain protected(and when the time comes, passed down to the right people at the right time).

That alone makes this private trust an incredibly useful tool.

It’s Also the Trustee’s Duty to Maintain Privacy

The trust documents, which outlines the trustee, the beneficiaries, and the other parties related to the trust, is invaluable to parties who want to take possession of your assets. But your Bulletproof Trust is even further protected by making the trust agreement inaccessible to outsiders.

Let’s say, for example: that an unassociated party — maybe a creditor, a plaintiff in a lawsuit, or someone else entirely — wants to find out the nitty-gritty details regarding your Bulletproof Trust…

…perhaps they’ve won a judgment against you, and they’re digging around for what assets they might be able to cash in on.

Well, good luck.

They aren’t going to get a hold of the information related to your Bulletproof Trust — not unless the terms of your trust contract allow it, anyway. (And why would you do that?)

And, since it’s a private trust contract, it’s the duty of the trustee(s) to ensure all trust documents are kept private.

Even the courts can’t interfere with anything related to a Bulletproof Trust — except for on very rare occasions (and even then, the trustee can only disclose the bare minimum information needed and only privately in the Judge’s chambers).

No lawyer or judge can give any creditors or outside parties access to the trust terms or indenture because it is a PRIVATE contract.

Unless you have specified as part of the trust’s terms that the trust agreement can be accessed by outside parties, this document won’t be made public for the world to see — no matter how badly they want the details.

Bulletproof Trust

With a Bulletproof Trust, your assets are securely protected from lawsuits and asset seizure.

Sounds good, right?

What’s even better is that, you can’t lose these rights under state law, either. Your private trust agreement is protected under federally enforceable right of contract law, which makes your trust not just private…

The bottom line is this: there aren’t many ways to make your assets private and protect them from lawsuits, or other wealth-draining mechanisms, but a Bulletproof Trust can do all of that…

And it’s all perfectly legal under U.S. law.

At Private Wealth Academy it’s our mission to give you the tools you need to protect & privatize your wealth.

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Don’t wait until it’s too late to protect your assets (like when you’ve already been served). Take the right steps now to learn how you can create your own private trust to keep creditors, litigious parties, or the government from taking possession of your property. *With the tax write-off, it won’t even cost you a dime.

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